The Taconic State Parkway is a scenic highway located in New York, stretching approximately 104 miles from the Bronx to the Massachusetts border. It was designed to provide a picturesque route through the natural landscapes of the Hudson Valley and the Taconic Mountains. The parkway is known for its winding roads, lush forests, and beautiful views, making it a popular choice for both commuters and recreational drivers. Constructed in the 1930s, the Taconic State Parkway features several rest areas and overlooks where travelers can enjoy the surrounding scenery. The parkway is also notable for its restrictions on commercial vehicles, ensuring a quieter and more enjoyable driving experience. It connects to various local roads and parks, including Fahnestock State Park and Bear Mountain State Park.